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The sharia law is in the Bible and it is known as Mosaic law

Very conservative Christian sert still practice many of the teachings of the mosaic law

Both Sharia (Quran 5:3) and the Mosaic Law (Leviticus 11:7- strictly forbid the consumption of pork, labeling pigs as spiritually or physically unclean.

Both laws forbid consuming blood or eating carnivorous animals (birds of prey, wolves, etc.). Meat in both traditions must be slaughtered according to specific religious rituals to ensure the blood is fully drained

Sharia strictly prohibits Riba (charging or paying interest on loans), viewing it as exploitative. The Mosaic Law also bans charging interest.

Sharia requires Zakat, a mandatory annual tax (typically 2.5%) on wealth to support the poor. The Mosaic Law mandated the Tithe, requiring Israelites to give 10% of their agricultural produce and livestock to support the religious leadership and the needy

motymop:
The sharia law is in the Bible and it is known as Mosaic law

Very conservative Christian sert still practice many of the teachings of the mosaic law

Both Sharia (Quran 5:3) and the Mosaic Law (Leviticus 11:7- strictly forbid the consumption of pork, labeling pigs as spiritually or physically unclean.

Both laws forbid consuming blood or eating carnivorous animals (birds of prey, wolves, etc.). Meat in both traditions must be slaughtered according to specific religious rituals to ensure the blood is fully drained

Sharia strictly prohibits Riba (charging or paying interest on loans), viewing it as exploitative. The Mosaic Law also bans charging interest.

Sharia requires Zakat, a mandatory annual tax (typically 2.5%) on wealth to support the poor. The Mosaic Law mandated the Tithe, requiring Israelites to give 10% of their agricultural produce and livestock to support the religious leadership and the needy

But the difference between Sharia Law and Mosaic Law is that Mosaic Law has been updated and reformed by the Messiah ( Read the Gospels), but can't say the same for Sharia Law. It seems Islam needs a Messiah to reform and update it, just like Judaism had a Messiah who reformed and updated it.

motymop:
The sharia law is in the Bible and it is known as Mosaic law

Very conservative Christian sert still practice many of the teachings of the mosaic law

Both Sharia (Quran 5:3) and the Mosaic Law (Leviticus 11:7- strictly forbid the consumption of pork, labeling pigs as spiritually or physically unclean.

Both laws forbid consuming blood or eating carnivorous animals (birds of prey, wolves, etc.). Meat in both traditions must be slaughtered according to specific religious rituals to ensure the blood is fully drained

Sharia strictly prohibits Riba (charging or paying interest on loans), viewing it as exploitative. The Mosaic Law also bans charging interest.

Sharia requires Zakat, a mandatory annual tax (typically 2.5%) on wealth to support the poor. The Mosaic Law mandated the Tithe, requiring Israelites to give 10% of their agricultural produce and livestock to support the religious leadership and the needy

Una nor dey tire…always desperate to use another person’s faith to validate yours when its convenient yet u will turn round to insult and call the persons faith corrupted

lol……why dont u just do your religion and be happy…. Instead of looking your religion in another person’s religion u even hate

motymop:
The sharia law is in the Bible and it is known as Mosaic law..

See the pagan children of Belial trying to attach to Christianity

Everyone knows that islam steals (plagiarises) from Christianity

And even Google points out that your sharia does not come from the Bible

AI Overview
Sharia is the religious law and moral code of Islam, derived from divine guidance rather than a single, rigid statute book

Thus, laws like these in your sharia laws are not contained in The Commandments God gave Moses in proof of your islam's stealing (plagiarism) and your cut and join pagan religion

• Shahada: The public declaration of faith in the oneness of God and the prophethood of Muhammad.

• Salah: The performance of five specific daily ritual prayers facing Mecca, complete with prescribed physical movements (rak'ah).

• Sawm: Mandatory daytime fasting during the lunar month of Ramadan, from dawn until sunset.

• Hajj: The lifetime obligation for physically and financially able Muslims to make a pilgrimage to Mecca.

Your pagan sharia brother here has already proven that islam hates Christians with a murderous hatred
https://www.nairaland.com/8772162/video-uniformed-men-chanting-anti-christian

WatchYourSix:
Una nor dey tire…always desperate to use another person’s faith to validate yours when its convenient yet u will turn round to insult and call the persons faith corrupted

lol……why dont u just do your religion and be happy…. Instead of looking your religion in another person’s religion u even hate

He's trying to do what guilty students do in trying to sneak and rejoin the assembly when they have been separated for punishment. A case of wolves trying to hide among the sheep,

itzadorable333:
But the difference between Sharia Law and Mosaic Law is that Mosaic Law has been updated and reformed by the Messiah ( Read the Gospels), but can't say the same for Sharia Law. It seems Islam needs a Messiah to reform and update it, just like Judaism had a Messiah who reformed and updated it.

That is not True. The Gospel only re-elevates the human relations aspects of The Commandments and upheld The Commandments.

You are still commanded to

1) Love The Lord with all thy heart and soul and...
Matthew 22:37"Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God,..; Mark 12:30,

2) Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Matthew 7:12

Leviticus 24:19–20:
"And if a man cause a blemish in his neighbour; as he hath done, so shall it be done to him; Breach for breach, eye for eye, tooth for tooth: as he hath caused a blemish in a man, so shall it be done to him again."

motymop:
The sharia law is in the Bible and it is known as Mosaic law Very conservative Christian sert still practice many of the teachings of the mosaic law Both Sharia (Quran 5:3) and the Mosaic Law (Leviticus 11:7- strictly forbid the consumption of pork, labeling pigs as spiritually or physically unclean.
Both laws forbid consuming blood or eating carnivorous animals (birds of prey, wolves, etc.). Meat in both traditions must be slaughtered according to specific religious rituals to ensure the blood is fully drained

Here's what is forbidden in Leviticus 7 vs 1 - 8

4-6 “Some animals chew the cud, but they don’t have split hooves. Don’t eat these animals. Camels, rock badgers, and rabbits are like that, so they are unclean for you.
7 Other animals have hooves that are split into two parts, but they don’t chew the cud. Don’t eat these animals. [b]Pigs are like that, so they are unclean for you. [/b]
8 Don’t eat the meat from these animals. Don’t even touch their dead bodies! They are unclean for you. - Leviticus 7 vs 1 - 8

Clearly, pigs aren' the only animals that were prohibited in the ancient nation of Israel, which the book of Leviticus represents a section of its constitution and Law.

Now, let's compare that to what is obtainable in Sharia, hence Islam. In Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, Camel meat is a delicacy. In Islam, Camel urine is prescribed as a miracle cure of sorts, according to the founder of Islam. A picture, they say, says a thousand words; well, a video says a billion more.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia. The food. camel meat.

Deep cultural significance among Bedouins

Among Bedouin Arabs, camel meat is ceremonial:

-Served at weddings
-Tribal reconciliation events
-Hospitality for honored guests

Common Arab dishes using camel

Mandi (Saudi Arabia)
Kabsa with… pic.twitter.com/yB2C8OTRdY

— TMT 🇹🇷 🇦🇿 🇨🇾 🇹🇷 KKTC (@ozzie8811) June 27, 2026

Prophet Muhammed prescribed camel pee as medicine and today millions of Muslims drink it. 😅 pic.twitter.com/EqNzn0nyhy

— CanadianExMuslim (@ExMuslimAz) October 24, 2026

John 6:53

Jesus said, "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you"

motymop:
➜Both laws forbid consuming blood or eating carnivorous animals (birds of prey, wolves, etc.). Meat in both traditions must be slaughtered according to specific religious rituals to ensure the blood is fully drained

. Here is a problem. There are no religious rituals in the Bible for the slaughtering of animals. The only requirement that exists for every meat is that the blood be allowed to drain out of the animal - Leviticus 17 -10- 14, the very same thing that most slaughterhouses do to this day in the West. 😒😒

Your animal slaughter rituals in Islam are instead taken from extrabiblical rituals --- have absolutely nothing to do with the Torah or the Bible as a whole -- taken, likely, from the Jewish traditions from the Talmud(a book of Jewish opinions and magic), which the inventor of Islam envied and desired to be a part of. 😒😒

So, yet again, there is nothing biblical about Sharia. 😒😒

motymop:
Sharia strictly prohibits Riba (charging or paying interest on loans), viewing it as exploitative. The Mosaic Law also bans charging interest.

The Torah's ban on interest applies to the making of profit from all sales made to both the poor of the land(including the poor non-Israelites who live in the country of Israel) and to Israelites.

25 “If you loan money to any of my people, that is, the poor among you, don’t be like a moneylender and charge them interest.
26 You might take their cloak to make sure they pay the money back, but you must give that cloak back to them before sunset.
27 That cloak might be their only protection against the cold when they lie down to sleep. If they call to me for help, I will listen because I am kind. - Exodus 22 vs 25- 27

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35 “If anyone from your own country becomes too poor to support themselves, you must let them live with you like a visitor.
36 Don’t charge them any interest on money you might loan to them. Respect your God and let those from your own country live with you.
37 Don’t charge them interest on any money you lend them. And don’t try to make a profit from the food you sell them.
38 I am the Lord your God. I brought you out of the land of Egypt to give the land of Canaan to you and to become your God. - Leviticus 25 vs 35 - 38

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19 “When you loan something to another Israelite, you must not charge interest. Don’t charge interest on money, on food or on anything that may earn interest.
20 You may charge interest to a foreigner. But you must not charge interest to another Israelite. If you follow these rules, the Lord your God will bless you in everything you do in the land where you are going to live. - Deuteronomy 23 vs 19 - 20

Notice how what is banned is making a profit -- charging interest -- on loan money made to Israelites and food sold to the poor(including non-Israelites in the land). 😒😒

Let's compare that to Sharia, where the verbiage is that interest is prohibited on money loaned to the borrower.
⚉ Islamic Murabaha, provides lender a means to circumvent the prohibition all together by purchasing the particular item or service the loan was originally intended for and then resell it to the borrower at a markup.
⚉ Islamic Ijara enables the lender to purchase the particular asset the borrower originally intended to acquire with the loan, only to then turn around and lease it out for a set period to the borrower with a markup
⚉ Islamic Mudarabah & Musharakah, a profit-and-loss sharing formula that makes the lender a part of whatever it is the borrower seeks to do with the money, making the borrower a sort of employee of the lender since the lender provides the capital
⚉ Islamic Wakala, where the lender acts as a client or partner/investor/shareholder, sharing in the profits of the business while the lender could charge management fees

Notice that in all 5 cases, the borrower never directly obtains the requested loan money. Additionally, in all cases, the lender remains entangled with the borrower, taking back more than the initially requested loan money in the form of interest.😒😒

Yet again, Sharia is not biblical, as it is instead built on extrabiblical ideas. 😒😒

motymop:
➜Sharia requires Zakat, a mandatory annual tax (typically 2.5%) on wealth to support the poor. The Mosaic Law mandated the Tithe, requiring Israelites to give 10% of their agricultural produce and livestock to support the religious leadership and the needy

. This attempt to compare the Biblical idea of tithing to the Islamic notion of Zakat comes from never actually taking time to read the Torah for yourself to learn that both cannot be compared in any way. 😒😒

⚉ The TIthe was given to the Levites, the foreigners, the widows, and orphans only every third year!

12 “Every third year is the Year of Tithes. In that year, you must give one-tenth of your harvest to the Levites, to the foreigners living in your country, and to the widows and orphans. Then they will have plenty to eat in every city.
13 You must say to the Lord your God, ‘I have taken out of my house the holy part of my harvest. I have given it to the Levites, to the foreigners, and to the orphans and widows. I have followed all the commands you gave me. I have not refused to obey any of your commands. I have not forgotten them.
14 I have not eaten this food when I was sad.[c] I was not unclean when I collected this food.[d] I have not offered any of this food for dead people. I have obeyed you, Lord my God. I have done everything you commanded me.
15 Look down from your holy home, from heaven, and bless your people Israel. And bless the land that you gave us. You promised our ancestors to give us this land—a land filled with many good things.’ - Deuteronomy 26: 12 - 15

⚉ However, every year, the Israelites were supposed to gather together to eat their tithe before the YHWH of Israel in a place where he had chosen for them to party and drink merrily. Yes, there was alcohol at those parties, which were done right in front of YHWH of Israel with the tithe they were to eat themselves.

22 “Every year you must be sure to save one-tenth of all the crops that grow in your fields.
23 Then you must go to the place the Lord chooses to be the home for his name. You will go there to be with the Lord your God. At that place you will eat the tenth of your crops—one-tenth of your grain, your new wine, your oil, and the first animals born in your herds and flocks. In this way you will always remember to respect the Lord your God.
24 But that place might be too far for you to travel to. Maybe you will not be able to carry one-tenth of all the crops that the Lord has blessed you with. If that happens,
25 sell that part of your crops and take the money with you to the special place the Lord has chosen.
26 Use the money to buy anything you want—cattle, sheep, wine or beer or any other food. Then you and your family should eat and enjoy yourselves there in that place with the Lord your God.
27 But don’t forget the Levites living in your town. Share your food with them because they don’t have a share of the land like you have.
28 “At the end of every three years, you must gather one-tenth of your harvest for that year. Store this food in your towns.
29 Keep this food for the Levites, because they don’t have any land of their own. Also keep this food for the foreigners, orphans, and widows who live in your towns. This will provide enough for them to come and eat all they want. If you do this, the Lord your God will bless you in everything you do. - Deuteronomy 14 vs 22 - 29

⚉ A third to note is that Tithe was from food harvested from farms. It was not money.

Now, when we compare that to Islamic Zakat, not only is Zakat computed in monetary donations, but it is also done annually by those who are considered wealthy in Islam. And the proceeds of Zakat go only to those considered to be poor. 😒😒

Yet again, we see that Sharia is not biblical, as it is instead built on extrabiblical ideas. 😒😒